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S. Africa: Vodacom Group eyes 30% stake in CIVH
05:56pm, Tuesday, 16'th Nov 2021 Ecofin Agency
WATCH: How Vodacom grew its customer base
06:05am, Tuesday, 16'th Nov 2021 BusinessLIVE
Business Day TV spoke to Vodacom CEO Shameel Joosub about the company’s interim results
Vodacom South Africa could get a separate listing
05:52pm, Monday, 15'th Nov 2021 Tech Central
Vodacom Group may consider a separate listing of its main South African business to unlock value, CEO Shameel Joosub said.
News24.com | Vodacom mulls listing its South African financial services business to boost value
05:45pm, Monday, 15'th Nov 2021 News24
The company is also separating its telecom towers portfolio into a new unit.
Vodacom adds 6.2 million customers in 6 months
04:38pm, Monday, 15'th Nov 2021 702 South Africa
The Money Shows Bruce Whitfield interviews Vodacom Group CEO Shameel Joosub.
Vodacom may list primary SA business
03:12pm, Monday, 15'th Nov 2021 BusinessLIVE
The group agreed last week to buy a majority stake in Vodafones Egypt unit, and is also separating its telecom towers portfolio into a new unit
Vodacom could list South Africa unit separately
01:33pm, Monday, 15'th Nov 2021 BusinessTech
Vodacom Group may consider a separate listing of its main South African business to unlock value, seeking to address what chief executive officer Shameel Joosub says is a stockmarket discount to the carriers sum-of-parts worth.
Vodacom to spin off tower portfolio in South Africa
12:13pm, Monday, 15'th Nov 2021 Tech Central
Vodacom Group will spin off its South African tower portfolio into a separate business and may seek partners for the newly created entity.
Vodacom is planning to invest billions to boost its network infrastructure in the country
11:10am, Monday, 15'th Nov 2021 Independent on Saturday
VODACOM has today announced plans to inject more than R10.5 billion to bolster its South African network in the current financial year. Speaking during the release of the group''s financial results for the six months ended September, chief executive Shameel Joosub said the capex injection was on top of the R47 bn the company had spent over the past five years in the domestic market. This is particularly relevant at a time when many of our customers continue to work, entertain, and educate from home, Joosub said. Earlier this month, rival MTN announced R31.1bn in capex guidance for 2021, saying spending was driven by an accelerated rollout in MTN SA and MTN Nigeria to capture growth opportunities from explosive data traffic that we are experiencing. Vodacom, a Vodafone subsidiary, said its South Africa market added 1.1 million data customers during the half-year ended September and posted a 3.6 percent growth in service revenue during the period under review on the back of strong connectivity demand. This was an impressive result given the demanding comparative associated with lockdowns in the prior period, Joosub said.
Vodacom adds 6.2-million customers to near 130-million mark
08:03am, Monday, 15'th Nov 2021 BusinessLIVE
Operators have been exploring alternative sources amid declining voice call revenue and cheaper data
